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The Justice Department seized phone records for several AP reporters last year in a move that is raising concerns of government intrusion and overreach in private news gathering practices.
A local radio presenter in Britain was removed from the air after listeners became concerned that she may have been intoxicated.
Problems continue to plague Bloomberg and its prized financial information terminals.
ABC will begin rolling out a live stream of its network signal to iPhone and iPad users in New York City and Philadelphia later this week.
The social network joins Apple, Google and other prestigious tech companies on the annual Fortune list.
Bloomberg’s editor-in-chief published a frank and honest editorial on Monday admitting the company screwed up regarding the privacy of its financial information clients.
A scandal breaks out at Bloomberg involving its prized financial terminals, its budding news operation and privacy practices you might expect more from Facebook. Here’s what happened and what happens next.
Shares in Thomson Reuters rose Friday as a privacy scandal plagued its chief rival Bloomberg, leading to speculation that Bloomberg’s woes could benefit the Baron.
Veteran ABC News audio engineer Trevor Barker died at the age of 59, the network announced on Sunday.
The Islamabad bureau chief for the New York Times was hastily expelled from Pakistan last week, the newspaper reported on Friday.
Less than one year after Reuters was found guilty of “publishing false information,” Iran allows the agency’s Tehran bureau to reopen.
New CNN boss Jeff Zucker is betting large on morning news as the network tries to catch up to FOX News and MSNBC.